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Federal judge rules more review needed of Dakota Access Pipeline project

Arizona officials send letter to Interior Department about uranium drilling

International committee considers protections for Indigenous intellectual property

Gila River Indian Community signs agreement to help conserve river water

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Vice President Mike Pence and Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation Vice Chairman Randy Phelan shake hands at a White House event. Phelan was among state and city leaders invited to a meeting to discuss U.S. infrastructure. (Photo-Vice President Mike Pence-Twitter)

North Dakota tribal leader discusses infrastructure with Trump administration

Standing Rock Sioux Tribe receives award for renewable energy projects

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A climber fell from Devil’s Tower (“Mato Tipila” to the Lakota) on June 2 during a time when the National Park Service strongly encourages people to voluntarily refrain from scaling the butte due to Native American ceremonies taking place there. (Photo- Public Domain)

Devils Tower voluntarily closed to climbers out of respect for Native ceremonies

Congressman to host public lands protection forum as Bears Ears report expected

Monument in France dedicated to honor Native American D-Day veterans

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Members of Sicangu M.V.P. along with their families and supporters gather in a prayer circle before the group’s first buffalo hunt. (Photo-Jim Kent)

Federal tribal roads report shows poor conditions in many communities

At-risk youth take part in buffalo harvest on Rosebud Sioux reservation

Indiana county parks department to return artifacts to Oklahoma tribe

Ute Indian Museum to reopen after collaboration with Ute tribes

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A national tribal conservation group has petitioned the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to create a 31-mile sacred resources protection zone around Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks where wolves cannot be hunted. (PHOTO-DOUG SMITH VIA NPS.GOV/YELL)

Social service officials file appeal in Indian child welfare case in South Dakota

Tribal group wants Wyoming game and fish to create wolf protection zone

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Badlands National Park is expanding the grazing area for its buffalo herd by 22,000 acres in order to give the public greater access to the country’s national mammal. (Photo-National Park Service)

Alaska Native survivors of World War II internment camps return home

Navajo leaders welcome Senator’s investigation into tribe’s housing authority

Native American mascot bill up for discussion in Massachusetts Legislature

Badlands National Park in South Dakota is expanding its bison range